Revelations on Maximilian at Queretaro Shake Imperialist Debate
A Monitor Republicano article fuels a new view of Maximilian's conduct at Queretaro. It details Escobedo's report confirming Lopez's innocence, recounts the siege, and documents Maximilian’s letter and plea to spare his honor, challenging treachery claims and stirring clerical and imperialist reactions.
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City of
Mexico
Monitor Republicano
Maximilian
Queretaro
Lopez
Convent of la Cruz
The
Monitor
Escobedo
Diaz
Miguel Lopez
Coronel Lopez
General Escobedo
Hnd
Velez
Juarez
Scobedo
Maxmilian
House of Hapsburg
Carlotta
Fire Erupts In East Boston Stable On White Street
Shortly after 8 p m yesterday the stable behind 40 White Street East Boston caught fire prompting a Box 637 alarm. Owned by James G Frame carpenter the blaze caused about 1500 in damage. two horses were saved. Cause unknown.
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White Street
Boston
James G. Frame
Large fires scorch homes and industry across states
In Aug ends, Centre street house belonging to William Towey of Lynn suffered heavy damage from a morning fire. The St Louis Car Wheel Company works burned last night, with losses around 100000 dollars, fully insured. East of Mexico county also burned, threatening thousands of acres of farms and hay stacks as the drought continues with no rain since July 2.
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Mexico
W. F. Reed
A. Cunningham
Chicago & Alton
Sailor brigantine Salisbury leaky after St John voyage
The brigantine Salisbury from St John to Llaneley arrived at Shelburne leaking with cabin windows stove and part of its deckload damaged. It cleared St John Aug 25 with birch and spruce deals and a carzo shipped by Alexander Gibson. The vessel is owned by A. J. Pubane of Moncton and was described in shipping reports with additional entries of ships and steamers nearby.
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Halifax
N. S
Salisbury
St. John
Llaneley
Shelburne
Alexander Gibson
A. J. Pubane
Moncton
Ham
Lochiel
Wilkesbarre
Boston
Havre
Pilboa
Astrome
Biainburg
Windsor
St. Andreay
Bilboa
Fortwun
Oporto
D. HW. Watren
Hamones
Eastern Star
St. Vierre
Abie Bursley
Sullivan
Kenduskear
Annie Eliaabeth
Bangor
Mower
Gein
Homnes
Ida A. Thurlow
Graigrin
Thie Valnwoods
Narragansett Pier
Kate Seranion
D. Smith
Providence
Maria L. Davis
Dennis
Amila G. Ireland
Harold 3
Cousins
Grace Cushing
Portland
T. B. Garland
Sucop
Hannah Ff. Carlton
E. H. Eaton
Calais
Islande
M. Kingsland
Nantucket
Ella Dressy
A. Hayford
Woodbury St. Snow
Rockland
Hoa C. Yates
Bath
Oh. King
Passport
Adriatic
Spain
Liverpool
Leith
Saale
Bremen
Carliste
Amsterdam
Pergenland
Antwern
Portinense
Para
Alene
Kingston
Chiswick
Tairana
Faiadeo
N. B
Winthrop
Lucy P. Miller
Nunevea Elenora Madre
Batavia
Regent
Dverpool
Yooro
Ramimen
Stockholm
Brutus
Baltimore
Ayou
Jrave
New York
Scilly Islands
Italy
Livermood
City of Alexandria
Wall street rallies and racing wins fill morning news
Wall street saw several notable movements led by Gould and Villard on the Baltimore and Ohio. The Maine fair features winners Aubine Strabismus Tommy and Elmbrook, with Patton taking the $10 000 Charter Oak Park race. Scaffolding collapse at Williamsport church kills two and injures two. New England fair day two praised with many premiums awarded. Frank G McNeely, 19, fled with 18500 in bonds and cash. U S Express buys two B and O Express franchises for 2 500 000. various legal and political notes accompany the day.
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Wall Street
Jay Gould
Henry Villard
Baltimore & Ohio
Maine Fair
Aubine
Strabismus
Tommy
Elmbrook
Patton
Charter Oak Park
Friends of the
National Opera Company
John Allen
East Livermore
New York
Sharp
Williamsport
Penn
State Board of Arbitration
Rumsey Bros
Lynn
New Hampshire
O. C. Moore
Hazen
Atherton
Nelson A. Miles
Frank G. McNeely
Saco and
Biddeford Savings Institution
United States Express Company
Baltimore & Ohio Express Company
Detroits
New Yorks
Pittsburgh
Newport
Graveyard Insurance
Michigan
Indiana
Lester &. Baxter
Yarmouth
Henry George
Labor Party
Cleveland
Irish secretary’s office votes pass in Commons
The Commons approved the Irish secretary’s office by 110 to 55. In Hundington north division election Alwyn Fellowes conservative defeated Sanders Gladstonian 2700 to 2414. The Standard backs Chamberlain as fisheries commissioner and London expects Sir John Macdonald to represent Canada on the same commission. O’Grady evictions end without further rioting.
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House of Commons
Hundington
Alwyn Fellowes
Sanders
Gladstonian
Chamberlain
London
John Macdonald
Canada
Fisheries Commission
O'Grady
Mexico
Monitor Republicano
Maximilian
Queretaro
Bell
Thistle
Rome
New York
Ballycoree
Senator Frye
Weather and local notes from Boston area
Today’s weather in Lair shows steady temperature. Young Mooney released on bond from the Cata lonia. Death of Charles F. Bradford of Roxbury noted after long Boston merchant career. Captain Whelan reports a Boston man drowned in the South channel. Hyde Park hosts Edward Jones descendants for annual reunion. Thomas Restieaux will filed will. Telephone cable planned between Long and Deer Islands. Iron roof contract for pumping station awarded to Philadelphia firm. Jewish society to dedicate new Park Street church next Sunday. Secretary Smith reports progress on Missionary Doane at Caroline Islands. European steamship passenger landing order issued. Cambridge and Somerville firemen form new order. A Campbell & Co. coal dealers assign with liabilities about 350 000. Partial failure linked to suspension of Robert Hare, Powel & Co. Stock market active strong led by Atchison New York & New England and Mexican lines.
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Young Mooney
Catalonia
Charles F. Bradford
Roxbury
Boston
Whelan
South Channel
Edward Jones
Hyde Park
Thomas Restieaux
Long
Deer Islands
Philadelphia
Jewish Society
Park Street
Smith
Doane
Caroline Islands
Cambridge
Somerville
A. Campbell & Co
Robert Hare, Powel & Co
Philpe i
Adelphia
Atchison, New York
New England
Senator Frye Schooner Charged With Seining Near Sydney
The schooner Senator Frye of Gloucester is accused of seining mackerel last week within three miles of the Cape Breton coast near Sydney. Cruisers are on the lookout, but the crew reportedly notified authorities and are en route home.
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Haurax
Senator Frye
Gloucester
Cape Breton Coast
Sydney
Libels Over Britannic Collision Seek Damages
The steamships Celtic and Britannic of the White Star Line are libelled to recover losses from the May 19 collision. Insurers seek 15790 bushels of wheat valued at 10719 dollars and 240 bales of flannels valued at 5185 dollars, alleging gross carelessness by both ship captains.
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New York
Celtic
Britannic
White Star Line
British and Foreign Marine Insurance Company
Union Marine Insurance Company (Limited
Universal Marine Insurance Company (Limited
British and Foreign Marine Insurance Company (Limited
Steamers Arrived (Antwerp Glasgow Yokohama List)
Shipping notices report arrivals at ports including Elpis from Philadelphia Newnham from co. Ethiopia from Montreal Assah Alaska from New York Europa from Hamburg City of Alexandria from Havana Berbice from Montreal Duke of Buckingham from Newport News Oceanic from San Francisco Nova Scotian from Liverpool Carn Brea from Uilhao Stockholm City from Boston London Jiekla from New York York City from London March from New York Romanby from Baltimore Almacraig from Norfolk Brutus from Baltimore Trave from New York off Scilly Islands.
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Antwerp
Elpis
Philadelphia
Newnham
Glasgow
Ethiopia
Montreal
Liverpool
Assah
Alaska
New York
State of Pennsylvania
Europa
Hamburg
Italy
City of Alexandria
Havana
Berbice
Carolina
Duke of Buckingham
Newport News
Yokohama
Oceanic
San Francisco
Baltimore
Nova Scotian
Carn Brea
Uilhao
Galveston
Princess
Gibraltar
Ardambran
Barcelona
Mediterranean
Isle of Wight
Stockholm City
Boston
London
Copenhagen
Jiekla
York City
Cardiff
Barrow
Romanby
Almacraig
Norfolk
Atagon
Brutus
Scilly Islands
Trave
Irish Secretary Selection Debated In Commons Ireland Boycott Figures Skewed
London reports on the Irish secretary's office vote as Sexton challenges government affidavits. Balfour claims 1700 Irish boycott victims, while official returns show only fifteen intimidation acts in the June quarter. Dillon vows to sway English opinion, likening boycott to peaceful trade strikes. President Cleveland receives a gold watch for rescuing the Joseph Baymore crew.
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London
Sexton
House of Commons
Balfour
Ireland
Parnellites
Mr. Sexton
League
Dillon
England
Cleveland
Joseph Baymore
Irish Land Court
Lurgan
Aughabullogue
Ballycoree
Clare
M. Stambuloff
M. Nathevies
M. Stoiloff
M. Mutkuroff
M. Zivkoff
M. Nikiforoff
Bern
Emperor Williams
Stettin
Bremen
National Hotel
Geneva
Gladstonians Close Gap in Ramsey North Race
In the Ramsey or north division of Huntingdon, Alwyn Fellowes, brother of Captain William Henry Fellowes, defeated Liberal candidate Mr. Sanders 2700 to 2414 to fill the vacant Conservative seat. Liberal support narrowed the gap, signaling a shift in English opinion toward Mr Gladstone's policy.
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London
Ramsey
North
Huntingdon
William Henry Fellowes
Alwyn Fellowes
Sanders
Evictions Finished at O Grady Estates with Rioting Ends
Dupuy August 31 report notes eviction of arrears tenants at the O Grady estates Herbertstown concluded without further violence. A bed ridden woman refused caretaker duties and was moved outside with her bed. Mr. O'Brien blasted O Grady as a worthless sot and highway robber, condemning government for sending soldiers and police to shield him.
Chamberlains Selection Commended By London Press
London opinion lauds Mr Chamberlain's appointment as fisheries commissioner highlighting safety for Canadian and American interests and praising his impartial stance. Washington reports state department readiness to name American negotiators and pursue a settlement with Britain over fisheries disputes.
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London
Mr. Chamberlain
United States
Chamberlain
John Macdonald
Canada
Fisheries Commission
Lionel Sackville West
Washington
Earl of Dunraven
Francis Sharp Powell
Wigan
America
Royal Commission
Great Britain
Bayard
Senate
Secretary Bayard
London Shipping News and Business Updates
London reports Mr Bell owner of the Thistle travels aboard City of Rome en route to New York with optimism the Thistle will prevail. John Bright firm converts cotton and carpet business at Rochdale into a limited company with £250,000 capital, subscribed by the Bright family. Proceedings note Captain Hurst and First Officer Gibson of the British steamer Wydale have each received.
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London
Bell
Thistle
City of Rome
Liverpool
New York
John Bright
Rochdale
Bright
Hurst
Gibson
Baltimore & Ohio Express Franchise Sold to U S Company
Announcement from the United States Express Company states that the plant franchise and business of the Baltimore and Ohio Express have been sold. The notice, issued in New York, details the transfer and names the new owner.
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Baltimore & Ohio
United States
New York
United States Express Comany
Manyaltimore & Ohio Express
Atalanta Wins Sail Race Over Syringe In Tight Wesport Match
The Atalanta owned by J. R. Thomas defeated the Syringe owned by F. A. Norton in a fifteen mile race at Aug 31 with favorable winds. Syringe broke main peak halyards delaying start while Atalanta led by 1.5 miles and finished at 5 55 with Syringe at 6 05. A second race will be sailed tomorrow with no time limit.
Central Pacific Mortgages All Assets for 16 Million Bond Issue
Documents filed show the Central Pacific Railroad Company mortgages land grants railroads rolling stock piers and waterfront to secure 16 million dollars in 6 percent bonds due fifty years from Oct 1 1886. Previous issuances include 10.6 million authorized in 1856 and 5 million issued to cover floating debts plus 10 million authorized in 1886 and 5 million issued to redeem prior bonds. The new 16 million issue aims to fund completion of projected roads.
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San Francisco
Recorder’s Office
Central Pacific Railroad Company
Weather Indications For New England And New York
For twenty four hours from 7 4 TM on Sept 1 fair weather and southerly winds with slight temperature changes. Eastern New York will see fair weather warmer conditions and variable winds generally southerly. At Blue Hits Observatory southeastern New England expect fair weather and warmer temperatures tonight starting 12 o clock.
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Wasarseros
New England
New York
Blue Hits
H. H. Clayton
Bank Robbery at Saco A Clerk Absconds With 180000 In Bonds
Saco Maine August 31 a clerk Frank C McNeely 19 absconds with 180000 in United States registered bonds 91000 in other bonds and 3500 in cash leaving the bank vault key knowledge with him. Bank officers describe him as trusted and the bank declares solvency despite the loss. detectives search west-bound trains and his family seeks him.
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Saco
Saco & Biddeford Savings Institution
Maine
Frank C. McNeely
United States
McNeely
Melville H. Kelly
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Kennebunk
Mr. Kelly
Mondey
Kelly
Richards
True
Congress
Wanmineron
Biddeford Savings
F. E. Richards
Camden
State Bank
Stoddard House
Coul
Abesconding
Western
Boston & Maine Railroad
Biddeford
Portland
John Haley
Eastern Division
Haley
MccNeely
Wault
Harry
American Express
Montreal
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Lowell
Bromley
Body Brussels
SCO Rac
Jordan, Marsh and Company
Ueretaro
BEARS
Sprcrat
Grovesteen & Peil
Robert Hare Powel & Co
Albert Netter
Oregon & Transcontinental Company
Oregon & Transcontinental
Baltimore & Ohio Company
Wallstreet
Baltimore& Ohio
Western Transfer
Gould
Robert Garrett
Western Union Telegraph
Stock Exchange House
Assience Cromwell
Henry Ives & Co
Express Company
Garrett
Ives
Diahmond
Calvin S. Brice
Richmond
United States Company
Thomas C. Platt
Europe
Platt
Villard
Oregon & ‘Transcontinental
Oregon &Transcontinental Company
Willard
Oregon &Transcontinental
Oregon Railway and Navigation
Oregon & Transcontinental Treasury
Elijah Smith
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Planus
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Baltimore & Ohio Express
United States Express
Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph
Western Union
Endicott
Onsines
Macomber
Kilby Street
Schcooner
Gladstonians
O’brien
the Fisheries Commission
Wir. Chamberlain
Atalanta
Ywesterday
Marblehead
Central Pacific Railroad
Boston Observer’s
Signal Service
U.S. A
Seeee
Rigen Aren
Bk Nii Wang
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Cc Cpeeeres Este Et
Jeanne
Atu
Fnock Island
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Albany
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Jacksonville
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Clery Piglak
Church of Christ At
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